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A Magna Carta for the Internet? - #NewWorldNextWeek
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18:56Now PlayingWelcome back to New World Next Week – the video series from Corbett Report and Media Monarchy that covers some of the most important developments in open source intelligence news. This week:
Story #1: Tehran Keeps Going Crypto For Sanction Relief
How To Evade Sanctions
The Death Of SWIFT and the Engineered Death of the Dollar
Choke Point: How the Government Will Control The Cashless Society
Plans For Digital Currency Spark Political Crisis In Marshall Islands; President Hilda Heine’s Plan to Adopt Sovereign Cryptocurrency Prompts No-Confidence Vote
Hong Kong Securities Regulator To Propose “Sandbox” For Crypto Exchanges
Thailand Wants To Use Blockchain To Catch Tax Dodgers
The Bitcoin Psyop
Story #2: Sir Tim Berners-Lee Launches “Magna Carta For The Web” To Save Internet From Abuse
“Principles for a Contract for the Web”
Internet 2.0 Decentralized And In Our Hands?
Beaker Browser at the Decentralised Web Summit
Leaked Google Video After Trump’s Win Adds to Pressure From Conservatives
Story #3: NYC Cars to Talk to One Another Under Traffic-Safety Pilot Program
Waymo Robot Car Injures Motorcyclist — But Human Driver At Fault
Welcome to Your Driverless Future
NWNW Flashback: Techsperts Propose Driverless Highway (Oct.5, 2017)
#GoodNewsNextWeek: Making Water Out Of Thin Air
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